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THE BAND Initially, It Was the Love of Bhangra and the Desire to Perform Live Music That Brought CMY Together This Group of Talented Friends ENKARMA_MEDIA_lowquality.pdf 1 10-02-09 7:28 PM C M Y CM MY CY THE BAND Initially, it was the love of Bhangra and the desire to perform live music that brought CMY together this group of talented friends. In 2007, finding the need to flex their creative K muscle, En Karma began writing and recording their own style of Bhangra music. Now ready for the release of their debut album, and having vastly toured across North America and Europe,En Karma have embarked on a journey that has lead them to be the pioneers of Global Live Bhangra! They have accompanied and shared the stage with many famous North American and International artists such as Malkit Singh, Sam Roberts just mention a few. Solid musicianship, genuine friendship, and a collective vision have always remained the cornerstones of En Karma’s success. Since the beginning, En Karma has maintained creative control over their music by writing, playing, and producing all of the music themselves. In a few short years these talented musicians have established themselves in Vancouver’s growing global music scene, and have gained Hugh recognition across Europe and India. The music of En Karma captures the perfect balance of traditional Bhangra and contemporary fusion. Although there are elements of reggae, R&B, and rock n’ roll in En Karma’s music, they have remained firmly planted in their Bhangra roots. En Karma seems to especially strike a cord with their young South Asian fans. Audience members – who like the band members may have been born outside of India, will feel a connection with the music of Punjab when En Karma takes the stage (no matter where they were born). These six guys prove that talent, endless energy (and not to forget – a sense of humour) can lay the foundation for the modern Bhangra rock star. This is En Karma! [e] [email protected] [t] (+1) 778 995 3834 [w] www.enkarma.ca [myspace] www.myspace.com/enkarma ENKARMA_MEDIA_lowquality.pdf 2 10-02-09 7:28 PM BIOS JP DHESI (DHOLAK) J.P. Dhesi’s earliest Bhangra music experience began with the Desh Bhagat Youth Club of Vancouver. It was during this time he became fluent in the world of hand percussion and musical composition. This self taught musician has worked with artists such as Jazzy B (J.P. was one of the original members), Hans Raj Hans, Sarbjit Cheema and Malika/Joti. RAVI BINNING (DHOL) Coming from a musical family, Ravi Binning has been involved in Bhangra culture since childhood. Playing the dhol drum since the age of 15, he’s developed a unique “infectious style” of drumming which can be defined as the backbone to En Karma’s music. Anyone who has seen Ravi perform would agree that he is indeed the life of a party. He cites his main sources of inspiration as his late brother C Deepak Binning and fellow band mates. M RICKY THINDA (BASS) Y Playing guitar since the age of 17, Ricky Thinda grew up in Calgary where he played guitar and lent vocals to various English rock CM bands. Although he initially mastered his guitar skills on the MY 6-string electric, he made a move to the more alluring bass guitar CY that provides the deep low-end to En Karma’s music. CMY INDER KOONER (VOCALS) K By listening to his powerful voice and great grasp of Punjabi, you would never guess that En Karma vocalist Inder Kooner was born and raised in Canada. Only a few years ago he was grappling on the wrestling mat, and today his passion for singing (which started out at family parties and for Bhangra teams) has led him to the role of front man for En Karma. NICK CHOWLIA (KEYBOARDS) A keyboard virtuoso/producer from the UK, Nick Chowlia has spent much of his early years making loud sounds on stage and in the studio. Having Played in bands such as Achanak, Apna Sangeet, and TSB Goldenstar Nick brings to En Karma one of the most vital ingredients...BRAIN POWER! A host on Red FM, a DJ, a producer, the list goes on...there's nothing this man can't do. PIP DHALIWAL (DRUMS) Originally from the UK (The second birth place of Bhangra), Pip Dhaliwal has been playing drums and various percussion instruments since his early teens. Having played in countless cities around the globe, Pip brings to En Karma knowledge and an unparalleled musical ability. He has worked with various artists/acts such as DCS, Manmohan Waris and Sukshinder Shinda. [e] [email protected] [t] (+1) 778 995 3834 [w] www.enkarma.ca [myspace] www.myspace.com/enkarma.
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